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Demystifying Data: Foundations of Data Literacy

In the digital age, data is everywhere—but how can we make sense of it? In today’s data-driven world, understanding how to find, assess, and manage data is essential. This introductory workshop will explore the core concepts of data literacy, guiding you through the process of understanding, evaluating, and effectively using data. From navigating misinformation to assessing data credibility and quality in a digital landscape, this session will provide practical skills for anyone looking to become data literate. Real-world examples will illustrate how effective data organization and ethical considerations are essential to making informed decisions and how to tell compelling stories with data.

By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

  • Define data literacy and recognize its significance in personal and professional contexts.
  • Identify common benefits and challenges associated with data literacy.
  • Explain the importance of data quality and organization practices.
  • Explore the ethical considerations surrounding data usage and dissemination.
  • Perform basic skills in interpreting and storytelling with data to effectively communicate insights.

Facilitator

Samantha Harmon

Date:
Tuesday, February 4, 2025
Time:
10:00am - 11:15am
Location:
Rose 3311
Audience:
  Faculty     Staff     Students  
Categories:
  Workshop  

Registration is required. There are 24 seats available.

Event Organizer

Samantha Harmon